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President of the United States, communicating informa
tion in relation to California and New Mexico.
Message from the
President of the United States, communicating the report
of the director of the mint for the year 1849.
Message from the
President of the United States, with copies of the corre-
spondence in relation to the boundary of Texas.
Message from the -

President of the United States, communicating a copy of

the constitution of California. Message from the
President of the United States, showing the amount of
prize money paid into the treasury under the Sth
section of the act of March 3, 1849. Message
from the

President of the United States, communicating copies of
the correspondence with the British minister rela-
tive to the trade in British vessels between the At-
lantic and Pacific ports of the United States, and
the granting of American registers to British-built
vessels purchased by citizens of the United States;
also to an increase of duty on British produce or
manufactures. Message from the
President of the United States, in relation to the appoint-
ment of postmasters. Message from the --
President of the United States, communicating a transla-

tion of a note from the Mexican minister in rela
tion to the wild Indians of the United States on
the frontier of Mexico. Message from the
President of the United States, transmitting a memorial of

Count de Bronno Bronski, in relation to an im.
proved breed of silk-worms, which he desires to
have introduced into the United States. Message
from the -
President of the United States, communicating informa-
tion in relation to military orders issued to the
United States officers at Santa Fe, and correspond.
ence between those officers and the War Depart-
ment in relation to the claims of Texas to jurisdic-
tion over that country. Message from the
President of the United States, relative to the payment of

the Peruvian indemnity. Message from the
President of the United States, in answer to a resolution
calling for information in relation to the formation
of a State government in New Mexico, (parts 1
and 2.) Message from the

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President of the United States, communicating the report
of Lieutenant Webster of a survey of the gulf
coast at the mouth of the Rio Grande. Message
from the

President of the United States, relative to the searching
of American vessels by British ships of war. Mes-
sage from the
President of the United States, relative to the claim of
Texas to jurisdiction over part of New Mexico.
Message from the -

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President of the United States, relative to the commerce
of the port of Brazos de St. Iago. Message from
the
President of the United States, communicating the report
of the commissioner to China, made in pursuance
of the provisions of the act to carry into effect cer-
tain provisions of the treaties between the United
States and China and the Ottoman Porte. Mes
sage from the

President of the United States, transmitting a copy of the
constitution adopted by the inhabitants of New
Mexico, together with a digest of the votes for
and against it; also a letter to the late President
of the United States. Message from the -
President of the United States, communicating a copy of
the correspondence between the Department of
State and the Turkish government, on the subject
of the Hungarian exiles. Message from the
President of the United States, communicating further

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information in relation to the formation of a State
government in California, and also in relation to
the condition of civil affairs in Oregon. Message
from the.

President of the United States, communicating informa-
tion relative to hostilities committed by the Semi-
nole Indians in Florida during the past year, their
removal, &c. Message from the -

President of the United States, in relation to alleged rev

olutionary movements in Cuba. Message from the 13
President of the United States, communicating copies of

correspondence with the agent employed to visit
. Hungary during the recent war between that
country and Austria. Message from the
President of the United States, with correspondence in
relation to the assemblage, dispersion, &c., of
persons on Round island, coast of Mississippi.
Message from the -

Printing for the Interior Department. Report in relation
to the

Privateer pensions. (See Pensions.)

Prize money paid into the treasury under the Sth section
of the act of March 3, 1849. Statement of the
amount of -

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Proclamation of the President of the United States, in re-
lation to an armed expedition for the invasion of
Cuba, or some of the provinces of Mexico

Proposals. (See Contracts.)

Q.

Quartermaster General of the army for the year 1849.

Annual report of the

R.

Railroad mail service. (See Mail Service.)
Reconnaissances of Lieutenant Colonel Johnson, and
Lieutenants Smith, Bryan, and Michlor, of routes
from San Antonio to El Paso; of the western fron-
tier of Texas; from Fort Smith to Santa Fe; and of
an expedition to the Navajo country. Reports of 14
Register of the Treasury, of the commerce and naviga
tion of the States for the year ending 30th June,
1849. Report of the

Resignations. (See Navy.)
Revenue since the passage of the act of 1846. State-
ment of the measures adopted to prevent frauds
upon the
Revenue in California, &c. Report of the Secretary of
the Treasury, in relation to the security and col-
lection of the

Rey, alias Garcia, from New Orleans, by the Spanish con-
sul at that port. Correspondence in relation to
the abduction of

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(See list of correspondence at page 2 of the above.)
Rio Grande. Report of the operations of the army on the 14
Rivers and harbors for the year ending June 30, 1851.

Estimates for the improvement of

River. Survey, by Lieutenant Smith, of the Savannah
River, and Grand river. Report of topographical engi-
neers, with plans and estimates for improving the
entrance from Lake Michigan into Maskegon lake,
Black

Roads, from the valley of the Mississippi to the Pacific
ocean. Report in relation to surveys of routes for
military
Road from Fort Smith, Arkansas, to Santa Fe, in New
Mexico. Report and map by Lieutenant Simp-

son of a

Round island, on the coast of Mississippi, in the sum-
mer of 1849. Correspondence in relation to the
assemblage, &c., of persons on

Russian minister. (See Bodisco.)

Saltillo.

S.

(See San Antonio de Baxar.)

San Antonio de Baxar, in Texas, to Saltillo, in Mexico.
Memoir of Captain Hughes, in relation to the

march of the division of the United States army
under the command of General Wool, from

San Antonio to El Paso, and of the western trontier of
Texas, and from Fort Smith to Santa Fe, and of
an expedition into the Navajo country. Reconnais-
sances by Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Johnson and
others, of routes from

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Santa Fe, New Mexico, made by Lieutenant Simpson.
Report and map of the route from Fort Smith, Ar-
kansas, to
Santa Fe, and correspondence in relation to the claims of
Texas over that country. Report in relation to mil-
itary orders issued to the United States officers at 13
Santa Fe. Report of Captain Marcy's reconnaissance of
the route from Fort Smith to

Savannah river. (See River.)
Scott, on the state and condition of the army in 1849.
Report of Major General

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Seamen. Statement of expenditures from the marine
hospital fund for the relief of sick and disabled
Seamen employed on the lakes. Report of the Bureau of
Topographical Engineers, in relation to the com-
merce, tonnage, and number of

Searching of American vessels by British ships of war.
Correspondence relative to the

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Second Auditor of the Treasury. (See Auditor.)
Seminole Indians. (See Indians.)

Ships of war. (See British ships of war.)

Silkworms he desires to have introduced into the United

States. Memorial of Count de Bronno Bronski,
in relation to an improved variety of

Simpson, with a map, of the route from Fort Smith, Ar-
kansas, to Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Lieutenant

Slaves deported in violation of the treaty of September 3,
1793. Report in relation to claims of American
citizens against the British government for
Sinith's survey and examination of the Savannah river.
Lieutenant

Smith and Hardcastle. Report of the Secretary of War,
communicating a map of the valley of Mexico from
surveys by Lieutenants

Spanish consul at the port of New Orleans. Correspond-
ence in relation to the abduction of Rey, alias
Garcia, by the

(See list of papers embraced in the above, at
page 2 of the same.)

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Squadron on the coast of Africa, and the annual cost of
that squadron. Report of the number of deaths
in the United States
Squadrons on foreign stations during the fiscal year end-
ing 30th June, 1849. Statement showing the
value, &c., of shipments made by the Bureau of
Provisions and Clothing to the respective

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State and the minister of the German Empire, in relation
to the construction of a war steamer at New York,
alleged to be destined for the German service.
Correspondence between the Department of
State and the minister of Mexico, in relation to the pro-
tocol of the conferences held previous to the treaty
of peace at Queretaro, between the United States
and Mexico. Correspondence between the Secre-
tary of
State, with the correspondence in relation to the resent-
ment of the indignity offered by the British chargé
d'affaires for Chili, to the lady of the United
States consul at Valparaiso. Report of the Secre-
tary of
State, showing the names and compensation of the clerks
and other persons employed in that department
during the year 1849. Report of the Secretary of 10 29
State, showing the disbursements of the appropriations for
the service of that department, including foreign
missions. Report of the Secretary of

State, relative to the claims of American citizens against the
British government for slaves deported in violation
of the treaty of September 3, 1783. Report of the
Secretary of

Report of the Sec-

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State, in relation to the measures taken by him upon the
memorial of Ladislaus Wankowicz, great grand-
nephew of General Kosciusko, and Gaspard Toch-
man, attorney of the heirs of General Koscuisko,
against Alexandre de Bodisco, the Russian minis-
ter. Report of the Secretary of
State, respecting the trade in guano.
retary of
State, relative to the boundary line between the British
and French possessions in North America, as fixed
by the treaty of Utrecht. Extract of a letter from
the United States minister at London, to the Secre
tary of
State, relative to suits instituted in the courts of admiralty
in the United States against foreign vessels enter-
ing our ports. Report of the Secretary of
State, enclosing a copy of a despatch received from Mr.
J. R. Clay, chargé d'affaires at Lima, respecting
Peruvian guano. Report of the Secretary of

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